Sentence examples for a matter too from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, it doesn't a matter too much.

"And it's a matter, too, of some of these C.E.O.'s and top management people, and shareholders, too, not holding that management accountable, being addicted to, we call it, O.P.M., O.P.M. -- other people's money".

"It is a matter too of central concern to our notion of a One Nation Labour Party.

Whether or not you endorse the statements and behaviors of Ms. Jenner, it must be noted that her celebrity has focused attention on a matter too long ignored.

As best I can recall, we were probably talking about Michael and Caroline, parenting being always an emotional imperative but very much a managerial matter, too.

Other elements in a translation matter, too.

But he also realised it was a serious matter too.

But for many young people in the UK, it's a matter of too little, too late.

Confronted with this "happy-ever-after" scene of family life, we believe that the joke is simply a matter of too many, too quickly.

Westby said that oil company clean up efforts are often a matter of too little, too late.

"This is a matter of too much rain, too quick," the elder Mr. Saul said.